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To: LRS who wrote (6918)	1/28/1998 10:28:00 AM
From: Keith J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27307

Internet ratings from briefing: 10:00 ET Internet Stocks: Raymond James starts coverage of SportsLine (SPLN 22 1/2 +1 5/16) with a "buy," while CS First Boston initiates coverage of Infoseek (SEEK 11 7/8 -3/16) and Excite (XCIT 38 -3/32) with "hold" ratings. Go figure. Don't know what CS First Boston has YHOO as at the moment. KJ

To: LRS who wrote (6918)	1/30/1998 12:43:00 AM
From: CALLS&PUTS	Respond to of 27307

LRS, <Yeah. You bears don't know jack. Any price under $420/share is a BARGAIN. But, it's not short squeezes that cause the price to rise--YHOO's going up because it's going up. Hell, that's what all the hedge fund managers say! Jim Cramer may look and sound dumb on CNBC and thestreet.com commercials, but he knows how to spot values in an overpriced market. Really, though. I think it's trading on pure fundametals. Right now we're at about 50 times sales. We could easily see 350x sales ($420/share). Remember we're talking about the internet--it's different this time.> I really really hope you don't believe this...... That would be sad CP